Assesments or guide books for O-level? Pls recomend any!!!
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hello anyone has done any assesments or read any guide books for the O lvls examination that is worth recomending?
Besides the 5 year series of course.
Subjects: chemistry, physics, geography, biology. -
Which subjects?
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View edited postOriginally posted by Darkness_hacker99:Which subjects?
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For Chemistry, the most comprehensive guide book I have is this one. Of course I will not limit myself to just one book. I have a huge array of Chemistry and Biology guide and assessment books.
While for the Biology, I feel that these two are quite informative as well.
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For Physics and Geography, I guess must wait for other forumer who have can provide some advice.
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Cool... are they still out for sale or not? And sometimes worry that its old syllabus lehOriginally posted by Darkness_hacker99:For Physics and Geography, I guess must wait for other forumer who have can provide some advice. Where do you normally buy these kinda books? Popular?
Oh and thx for your advice! I see that you only take Chem and Bio. -
My combination is EMath, Combine humanities (SS, Geo), English. I specialized in O level POA, Chemistry and Biology.Originally posted by davidche:Cool... are they still out for sale or not? And sometimes worry that its old syllabus leh Where do you normally buy these kinda books? Popular?
Oh and thx for your advice! I see that you only take Chem and Bio.
I bought my those guide books at Popular
Well the syllabus is quite similar even if it's changed. -
pia all the TYS can liao!
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Dunno why my pure phy teacher say that theres no more physics TYS due to some copy right issues but i still see them in the market leh...
I saw one is 1997-2006 new one, not second hand. -
when is ur o level?
dun buy the TYS now. because its a different syllabus. -
if u are hardworking....get 1-2 and start practising lor.Originally posted by davidche:Dunno why my pure phy teacher say that theres no more physics TYS due to some copy right issues but i still see them in the market leh...
I saw one is 1997-2006 new one, not second hand.
some of the topics still the same. -
FYI New syllabus is for E-Maths.
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IMO, the redspot guide no use one...
the cambridge guide still ok..straightforward. alot better than the textbook. -
2008Originally posted by Y_Shun:when is ur o level?
dun buy the TYS now. because its a different syllabus.
i dont get it why? even if i buy tys the next year, ill still be doing the same year papers just that maybe tehres one more 2007 paper to do thats all what.... The syllabus of the previous years eg 1998-2006 still remains the same "outdated" syllabus no change. -
The Cambridge guide included far more contents than the required in the syllabus.Originally posted by Y_Shun:IMO, the redspot guide no use one...
the cambridge guide still ok..straightforward. alot better than the textbook. -
You're commenting or Darkie's post issit?Originally posted by Y_Shun:IMO, the redspot guide no use one...
the cambridge guide still ok..straightforward. alot better than the textbook.
Why do you say Redspot guide is no good ah? I see a lot of them on the shelves leh. Only thing is that they arent authenticated by MOE....(as in with the circle thingy) so i dont know what syllabus it is at all, or what year stuffs.. -
Are there majorly only redspot guide books?Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:The Cambridge guide included far more contents than the required in the syllabus. -
Geog & SS from this publisher also good. Quite comprehensive and detailed . Not to mention its attractive colourful info that makes you wanna study instead of getting bored just by looking at notes.Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:
For Chemistry, the most comprehensive guide book I have is this one. Of course I will not limit myself to just one book. I have a huge array of Chemistry and Biology guide and assessment books. -
Longman's guide book are also quite popular among students.Originally posted by davidche:Are there majorly only redspot guide books?